Keoka Lake                Association 

Many of you have brought the book home. Now its time to tell us - and those that have not bought one yet - what you think about the...

by Chris Brennan Somehow the word “fishing” seems inadequate to describe what is happening when I go out onto Keoka Lake in my kayak. I...

Maine Warden Service Guidelines by Andy Tabor and Priscilla Treadwell Leading up to Memorial Day Weekend, the Maine Warden Service...

by Robert Spencer, Over the Dam Essential to healing our damaged environment are organizations which recognize a climate in crisis and...

By Nick Archer John Louis Dugan grew up during the Depression in Brooklyn, New York, far from the life that he would eventually come to...

by Nancy Eaton Al’s Goats of Springvale, Maine have been in residence in the backyard of the Waterford Library. Our goal is an...

by Charlie Tarbell It’s mid-late April. The ice is partially out on Keoka. There comes a faint and vaguely familiar call from somewhere...

by Priscilla Orr Treadwell Spring is here and black flies notwithstanding, it’s a good time to enhance your property with plantings that...

Andy Tabor deployed the loon nest platform and the five loon warning buoys on Sunday, May 2nd. Andy recounted "I had a loon providing...

by Robert Spencer Bill “Dood” Haynes hatched an idea in the '80’s about having a walking trail along the east bank of City Brook running...

Sara Stockwell went out on her stand-up paddleboard on April 10 - the day after the official ice out date. The sky and water were a...

by Robert Spencer All of you KLAers are owed an apology. The romantic historical reference to native Abenaki people fishing by torch...

by Al & Jean Struck Getting down Kedar Brook on March 21st was tough in places due to the low water. When we got down to the last turn...

by Tany Blasko Seasons help us define transitions in time. They orient our cultural traditions and the cultivation of food. As the...